... JENNY LIND. have seen it in print, and have heard it asserted, that Jeuny owes of her fame to the press. In one j sense this true. matter what might have been her , talents and acquirement* —even had the genius and rnehant- i in ' attribute* which legendary ...

... JENNY LIND. are happy understand, that the Grand Concerts, which this celebrated artiste will appear in our city, on I lie and 23d inst., are progresses most tavourahlv; not only regards the sale of tickets, but the accommodation for the public in St ...

... JENNY LIND. Our contemporary, John Bull, says—Jenny Lind continues the great object of attraction at this flier Majesty's] theatre. The general I riosity to see and hear Iter is unabated ; and, provided this curiosity is gratified, the public appears ...

... JENNY LIND. We have great pleasure in informing onr readers, that the negotiation which last week stated to going with Jenny Lind, for the purpose of inducing that accomplished vocalist visit Norwich, has been brought to a successful termination. Mr. ...

... Jenny Lind. Receiving the Address of Thanks from the Mayor of Norwich at the Bishop's Palace, Jan. 24fi, 1849. It was not in her native tongue the thanks and blessings came, Else had the Syren's prompt reply breathed forth her bosom's flame j But tears ...

... JENNY LIND. As tl. ...

... JENNY LIND Jenny Lind was horn in Stockholm on the 6th of October, 1821. Her mother had established there a seminary for children, in the direction and management of which her father, a man of great powers a linguist, took an active part. Her parents ...

... JENNY LIND. FRIOM PAWSEVS LADIES' EA IIONAMLX9 REPOSITORY. Written after heart op Jentsy Lind in St. Andrew's Hall, Norwich, pre'ious to her leating England. She stood amidst a brilliant throng, Calm in her conscious power, The young, unrivalled queen ...

... JENNY LIND, BEING POSITIVELY THE ONLY OCCASIONS UPON WHICH SHE LAN BE HE %HU IN NORFOLK OR THE ADJOINING COUNTIES. MADAME F. LABLACHE, SIGNOR GARDONI, SIGNOR F. LABLACHE, C I uctor Mr. BALFE, (CONDUCTOR AT 111,11 MAJESTY'S THEATRE,) Leader and Plolo Mr ...

... Jenny Lind in Norwich. «• veil sn: once more hope to receive vi»il from the Swedish Nightingale, and revel again iv the delightful enjoyment which we hive, other occasions, derived from listening In i mellifluous and enchanting strains. A», lur great ...

... The Jenny Lind Concerts. The time for these- entertainments is now rapidly approaching ; and in this district, we think, the interest rises with the proximity of the entertainment*. The inquiries for tickets are numerous; —hut we can inform our distant ...

... which soon passed away from my mind. the autumn of 1843, Jenny Lind came again to Copenhagen. One of my friends, our clever balletmaster, Boumonville, who has married Swedish lady, a friend of Jenny Lind, informed me of her arrival here and told me that she ...